and fairness in all reporting and does not allow external parties or the commercial interests of bloomberg lp to dictate any editorial decisions. we are extremely proud of the award winning journalism we have produced over the past 25 years. dressed up as a high might have minded snow-capped idea factory. alternative events coming up this year in montreal try to rival davos but they lack the heavyweights and ceos and attract a micro fraction of the coverage which leads the world comic for -- economic forum in a category of its own. it's one of those mediaents where the media's shortcomings can be exposed. >> the kind of swagger europe is going to show... >> leaning a little bit towards from standstill to losing steam. so, i think in davos, it's maybe you make sure you are maybe tougher with some of your interviewees that you are sure to get answers to the right questions. >> for a journalit, it's important always to not just take one point of view when you are covering a big event like this, you also have to go to the street and see what the reality is and match it to the discussions and the

michael dell, dell chairman, ceo, founder, as well as michael bloomberg, the majority owner of bloomberg lp of bloomberg news. make sure to capture alex -- our exclusive interview with andrew wilson. double take place at the top of the next hour, 1:00 p.m. new york time. coming up on "bloomberg markets ," the bank of japan shocks investors by taking its cue from europe and moving to negative interest rates. what kind of bearing, if any, does this have on what the fed does next? that discussion coming up. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. the bank of japan taking a page out of the recipient policy makers'-- european policymakers' book. it could be a while before the fed resumes tightening. emons joins-- ben us from l.a. you see a just getting started with negative industry -- negative interest rates. what is the prediction of how low it might go in japan? ben: it could go a lot lower they're going to put negative interest rates on new money created based on the -10 basis points, not only existing money, but other central banks are doing the same system where th

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bloomberg is the founder and majority owner of bloomberg lp. 18 people have died in the blizzard that paralyzed much of the eastern united states. many places solve more than three feet of snow, while central park had its biggest 24-hour snowfall on record. tot coast airports are set resume normal service today after more than 13,000 flights were canceled over the weekend. goldman sachs president gary cohen says treasury yields will rise as morgan stanley predicts the opposite. benchmark 10 year yield will be in the range of 2.3% to 2.4%, of morgan stanley predicted yesterday that they 1.55%.fall to day,l news 24 hours a powered by 2400 journalists and 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm nejra cehic. francine: thank you. let's get a quick market check. we saw a lot of ups and downs. this is a picture of the european stocks, now slightly lower. i also want to show you crude. we had that announcement from iranco that they would not cut down investments. the asia-pacific index gained 1.2%, and the tenure u.s. bond -- we have seen some huge swings on that, but goldman sachs president g

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according to forbes he's worth $36.5 billion, almost entirely because of bloomberg lp, his private companyinancial data software. i should disclose i actually worked for that company for several years. donald trump, his fortune of $45 billion putting him on the list of richest americans is mostly from real estate assets and also tv licensing deals. one thing we do know, actually, that's interesting is bloomberg media actually do their own rankings of the wealthiest americans. they say trump is worth a whole lot less, and they say trump is actually vastly overestimating the value of his own name brand. that aside, we do know that michael bloomberg has in the past been very willing to spend to win elections. he actually spent the most money of any private citizen to win an election. he spent a record $268 million on his campaigns to be mayor of new york city. this is over the course of three campaigns. it's a whole lot of money, and forbes, kate, also has something fun. they call this the self-made score, a score from 1 to 10. 1 means you're a total silver spooner, you inherited all your mon

the third welcome to hour of bloomberg lp we are alive at the world economic forum in doubles, switzerland saw an unbelievable interview. francine lacqua doing with the government -- governor of the bank of japan. you saw the impact on the japanese yen. and media. matt miller will bring us up-to-date on that and every thing else. a great interview. i was riveted, and so where markets. take a look at the currency at a board hearing of currency. i want to show you quickly the russian ruble at the bottom of your screen, coming back under 80. he went to a record low on the ruble yesterday. a little bit of a recovery today. the euro and the yen are both twong their weakest week in months against the dollar because of dovish central banker statement from mario draghi and haruhiko kuroda. u.s.e a live trade of the dollar and japanese yen. a one-day trade here you can to the movement as francine was talking about. i think it is fascinating to go through the yen over a few different time periods. i will widen it out to a year. you can see you can now buy ¥118 for a dollar. back in june, you could b

. >> mike bloomberg's wealth mostly entirely coming from bloomberg lp the private financial and datapany that i should disclose i actually worked for for for about five years and donald trump's wealth of course being amassed through real estate and tv deals. >> what about their party affiliations. >> it is hard to keep track because both of them have flip-flopped, have changed parties many times. donald trump has changed his party affiliation five times since 1987 when he did register first as a republican under reagan. so there are donald trump's party switches. michael bloomberg of course a democrat or he was a democrat until 2001 when he decided to run for mayor then he became a registered republican to run for mayor of new york city, he became an independent in 2007, josÉ. >> okay. olivia stearns, ari mel berg, steve kornacki and sam stein thank you all very much. >>> over the weekend we learned that marco rubio and hillary clinton each received a key political endorsement from iowa's des moines register. let's go back to steve. >> joining me now is lynn hicks, he is the opinion

i would note that my remarks today represent my views alone, not the corporate positions of bloomberg lp and do not represent specific investment advice and should not be construed as such. i'd like to start by saying these are, without doubt, auspicious and exciting times for new energy technologies both globally and in the u.s. thanks to a confluence of economics, and policy actions. i would argue that a fundamental rethink is now well under way about how energy gets produced, delivered, consumed, and managed in many parts of the world including the u.s. in 2015, investment in these new energy sectors achieved an all-time high of $329 billion globally. the volume of renewable energy capacity deployed into wind, solar and other similar power generating technologies also soared to a record globally. what's notable is that this build out of new projects is rising at a much quicker pace than is investment reflecting the fact that clean energy unit costs have dropped be dramatically. in all, the clean energy sector has received over $1 trillion in new capital over the past four years and ov

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